Is it okay for patients with uterine fibroids not to undergo surgery?

The common treatment for uterine fibroids is surgery, but some people may wonder whether uterine fibroids must undergo surgery. In fact, this can be determined based on the size of the uterine fibroids. If the uterine fibroids are relatively small, there is no need for surgery.

1. Can uterine fibroids be treated without surgery? Many patients have this question: uterine fibroids can be large or small, and there are many ways to treat uterine fibroids, so everyone needs to come up with an accurate treatment method. Is it possible to treat uterine fibroids without surgery? The following is the specific analysis given by experts.

2. When female friends discover uterine fibroids, they should first go to the hospital for a detailed examination to find out the nature and size of the uterine fibroids, and actively use minimally invasive laparoscopic combined surgery for treatment. Many women do not choose to go to the hospital for treatment after discovering uterine fibroids, but instead look for folk remedies for treating uterine fibroids. So are the folk remedies for treating uterine fibroids effective?

3. There are many ways to treat uterine fibroids, from traditional open surgery to current minimally invasive methods (laparoscopy, hysteroscopy, arterial embolization, etc.), and even non-invasive treatments such as focused ultrasound ablation. Various methods of treating uterine fibroids have their best indications. The treatment method used depends on factors such as the patient's age, the presence or absence of symptoms, whether to retain reproductive function, and the patient's wishes.

4. If you do not undergo surgery for uterine fibroids, the best method is ultrasonic ablation, which focuses the ultrasound generated outside the body directly on the fibroids in the body, and uses the high-energy generated to conformally treat the fibroid tissue. This method is non-invasive and has minimal side effects, and can avoid scars and organ adhesions caused by surgery. No surgery, no hospitalization, no surgical and anesthesia risks.

5. In fact, the decision on whether to undergo surgery for uterine fibroids is based on its severity. If the condition is not very serious, it can be cured through other methods.